Georgetown, New York -
Spirit House

Built under the supervision of ghosts, who evidently had a thing for goofy gingerbread architecture.

Address:: Hwy 26, Georgetown, NY
Directions:: On the south end of the village, on the east side of Hwy 26/80. Look for the brown "Ghost House" sign.

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Spirit House

The Spirit House was built by Timothy Brown, a New Englander from Ryegate, Vermont. Brown moved to Georgetown sometime in the 1850s. One day, Brown announced that he had been called upon to build a house that would serve as a temple of Spiritualism. Although Brown was no architect, he soon purchased a piece of property in the center of town, and set out building the house under the direction of the spirits. [Rich Howard, 03/19/2009]

Spirit House

The "Spirit House" is a 19th century Spiritualist's house with "wedding cake-like" decorations, a funnel-shaped roof that drains to the center of the structure and "spirit closets" built under the eaves. Site of seances, etc. [Cyndie Long, 06/08/2006]

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February 10, 2012